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Chapter 1: What happens in the final quarter of the Adelaide vs St Kilda match?
Final terms underway. Marshall won the tap. And the umpire's going to come in straight away and ball it up again. Still inside the centre circle. Max Hall won the ball, but was tackled immediately. So in the middle, Garcia left the ball behind. Peetling, he had a kick smothered. It's ricocheting around, still in tight. And the umpire are going for a third ball up.
And it's just worked its way a couple of metres outside the centre circle. So the Ruckman go at it again. Loose footy, off the ground coming, who has not had a kick tonight. That counts probably as his first kick. He's had four handballs. And the Crows go forward towards half-board. Taylor takes the mark. He's going to deliver. Just chips it inside. 50 out on the lead. Phil Thorpe takes the mark.
Once again, he's too tall, he's too big, and surely they have to target him. He had Stocker on him on that occasion.
Well, he's getting so much split on Silvani, you know, and then once he's got the split on Silvani and the ball's kicked up high, no one can get near his hands. Yeah, I mean, Stocker's 184, so he had no chance.
No chance at all. So the kick was well waited by Taylor. He put it just out in front so Phil Thorpe could run onto it. And the big fella goes back. He's kicked three tonight. 40 metres out, straight in front. And he's pushed this one left. So he's kicked three goal threes. That's six shots a goal. Minor score. Adelaide lead by 17 points. 13-9, 87. St Kilda 10-10, 70.
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Wingeneen Miller brings it back in for the Saints. Gave it to Flanders, then got it back and works it down centre wing. Turnover ball. Nice by Peatling. Now where's Stillfolk? Because you're right, Dom, he's getting away from Silvani pretty comfortably at times as Peatling sends a long footy inside 50. Big fist at the back, Keyes at the front on the right boot.
It snaps, but he bends it too much and through for a minus score. So Adelaide by 17, Triple M Bunnings trade scoreboard.
Wanganee Miller takes off straight away from this. Ball in, bringing back into play. Had a bounce, went to the outer side. Found Sinclair. He's had a ton of the ball. Handball's on his outside, and the Saints are away along that centre wing. But ill-directed kick allows Worrell to take the mark. We see this so often. Worrell, the intercept mark. He's brilliant at it.
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Chapter 2: How do the Crows maintain their lead against St Kilda?
50 around from the Saints goal.
Starting half forward but going up to the stoppage and then just sort of getting a licence to do whatever he wants at the moment, Wanganee Miller. The Crows are a bit confused.
They don't know what to do. We've seen in these situations when he sort of gets the run of the show, he can really bob up. Owens spills to the back. Sinclair squaring high ball. Liam Ryan's going to fly. Has some tall timber at the back. Falls to the ground. Butts under pressure. Ryan at ground level. Put the heat on. Wilson snap around the body. Goal. We're back to a 10-point game. Wow.
The Saints just turn the screws a bit in that passage of play. And it's 13-9-87 Adelaide. Saints 11-11-77. Triple M Bunnings Trade scoreboard. Bunnings Trade helping tradies and builders get the job done in store, on the road and on the phone. We've got Bernie Vinson. We've got Dom Cassisi on Triple M footy.
Just a bit nervy down back at the moment, Adelaide. I mean, Worrell was in the marking contest, but... Butts at ground level, and then Bond at ground level, just fumbly, didn't really want the footy, and a beautiful finish from Wilson on the left. Right back in this one now, St Kilda.
Ten-point game at the Adelaide Oval. From nowhere, really. No, that's right. Big finish coming up. They kicked ten in a row. Nine in a row. Nine goals in a row they kicked. And they were just dominating. And now St Kilda right back in it. It's 10 points for McDonald's and Ream. Hot water. Triple M rocks football. McAndrew was good in the middle. Took it out of the air.
Hamble to Berry, who's had a pretty good game. Berry bounces, then kicks long inside. 50G. Phil Thorpe had his eyes all over it, but a big fist came in at the right time. St Kilda defend well. He's down. See the ball out of play. Yeah, he copped a bit of a heavy knock in that contest. He's up on his feet, but he's not moving that well. He's okay.
The throw-in is 10 metres around from the left-behind post for Adelaide. Cathedral into the ground. The big Moreton Bay Figs in the background. The throw-in comes in. McAndrew front position. Brings it down in front. Rankin, Rankin spins. Tries to get out of trouble. Couldn't get the kick away. Loose footy. Numbers back for St Kilda. It's in the man's hands. And a sigh. Wanganee Miller.
He just kicks it out to a vacant halfback flank. There's no one there for St Kilda. Cook's there for Adelaide. Kicked a miraculous goal earlier. Spins out of trouble. Delivers. And a strong mark taken by Neil Bullen. Well played, Cook.
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Chapter 3: What critical moments define the last minutes of the game?
Saints are 11-11-77. Triple M Bunnings trade scoreboard.
Need the bring-in ball from Wanganee Miller, a nice one. Phil Barty who got it to Hill, who got it to Stocker, who was wrapped up. They lose the footy, the Saints. Here's Neil Bullen now, putting it out in front of Keyes. It's bouncing, it's rolling, it's lasso time for the Saints. So it's out of play. Look at Ross Lyon on Harvey Norman. Absolutely. He's roasting that phone.
He normally breaks them when he's here, but I think most of the time he sort of whacks it into the bench.
Sinclair. I wonder who's on the phone. Look at that. It wasn't Marshall. It wasn't Boxall.
Oh, that's a poor kick. The Saints have turned it over. Edwards, who's had an excellent debut game, and that is perfect. That's a good kick. He weighed up the situation. Saw Maley, who's kicked a ripping goal earlier on. Oh, he gives it back. Edwards from 48. The debutant goes for home, and he's missed. It's away to the right. 12 points to the lead for the Crows.
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We spoke before about Edwards, how much he wants the ball in his hands. Debut game, he's all over it. You love it.
Yeah. He's not shy. There's no doubt about that. As Wilkie runs. Full meterage and then delivers the ball long to centre wing. Just a blind kick forward from Windhager. Says go run onto that. Sharman tapped it on nicely. For the big man, Marshall, to run onto. He picked it up really well for a big man. Hamill to Hill. Hill delivers inside. 50. Oh, no. Through the fingertips of Butler.
That was costly. Really costly. He would have just marked turn and kicked the goal. And he's dropped the ball. Oh, my God. Ross Lyon. Don't answer the phone if he calls you. Just do not answer. It'll be terrible. And the Crows now work their way along the outer centre wing. He's gone from looking like a tomato to a beetroot.
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Chapter 4: How does Adelaide respond to St Kilda's scoring pressure?
Well, Adelaide with the footing. Deep in defence. They lead it by 12 points. Edwards with the ball. The debutante for the Crows tonight. As the boys said, he hasn't been scared to get in there and get amongst it. Wingardine Miller up. Squaring ball, good. To Carroll. Now he's able to get it to Windhager. Now some run from Sinclair. Goes long and strong inside 50. Sharman, beautiful work.
Turns, plays on goal. Great timing. We are back to a one-goal game. And the Saints through Sharman. Beautifully done. It's 89-83. Crows lead it on the Triple M Bunnings trade scoreboard. Bertie Wibst and Dom Tisisi.
We spoke about Wanganee Miller getting in the play. He just kicked a dart in the corridor, which opened up the game. But he's had eight disposals this quarter. The most of anyone on this ground. Couple of inside 50s, 200 metres game. The Crows need to shut him down. They've got to get someone on him quick smart because he's getting off the chain and he's going to hurt him.
Well, Taylor's coming from the ground now. He's been that half back that's gone, or half forward that's gone with him when he's come up. So he's starting. What Wagner Miller is doing again now is starting half forward, then he's going into the midfield and just going wherever he wants. He's taking kickouts, he's all over the place.
So Taylor's tried to get to him, but he's now come from the ground. So obviously a different plan now.
McDonald's and Ream Hotwater, Triple M rocks football. Massive finish coming up in this one. Stay on Triple M as they fight for it in the middle. And the umpire says hell to him. And they'll ball it up again right by the centre circle. So the Ruckman grapple. They go at it. Quick kick goes high. It doesn't go far. It came from Berry. Wood trapped the ball nicely. Left foot kick forward.
Dribbles its way to centre half forward. Important in there was Murray for Adelaide. Blind handball back into a pack for Adelaide. It's crucial now. They win the ball and they do through Edwards. The debutant got a kick away. It's come back to centre wing. Now the Saints win the ball. Handball to Hill. Very quick hands. He would go up the room quickly to Windhager.
Windhager's kick out towards the pocket. Charmin territory.
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Chapter 5: What strategies are employed by both teams in the final moments?
Owens, in fact, can't keep the ball in play. But important for the Saints. It's deep into their attack. And there'll be a throw in right forward pocket. A couple of metres around from the behind post. Miller to Wagoneer. Miller. Fair goods out for a match-up. So the margin is six points. Throw in right forward. Pockets and Kielder going towards the city. And in this final term, the throw in.
Owens does the ruck. We're caught behind Hill. Hill left foot kick around the corner. The game is level. What a goal from Hill. Scores a tight away. 11-minute mark of the final term, 13-11, 89 apiece on the Triple M Bunnies trade scoreboard, Dom Cassisi. Well, what happened then?
I'll tell you, the Crows had no one at the stoppage. They thought the stoppage was out near the 50. They were all setting up. There was no one there, and the defenders of the Crows are going nuts at the Crows midfield. Mate, that's the...
That's the first thing that's going to be showed Monday morning in the review, is that because you just can't give that much time and space at a forward 50 stoppage when it's slow play. I don't know if I've ever seen that before. That could cost them the game.
They were set up for a boundary throw-in near the 50, and the boundary throw-in was in the forward pocket, and there was only one midfielder who went for it.
It's Brad Hill. He gets the clearance and snaps the goal. Bizarre stuff. Oh, we're locked away for McDonald's and Ream Hot Water. Triple M rocks footy. Last five for the Saints. Out of the middle. Peatling. Got it to Berry. On the left boot under some real pressure. Wood takes the marks for St Kilda. Squaring ball. He's going to take a bit off here for Clark. Through the middle. Got it to Hill.
He's got the play on. Miller wraps him up. That was more than 15, by the way.
Well, it's a ball up. It's centre-half forward here for Adelaide. Michael Lane, he's been put to the desire, Wanganee Miller. A little bit of a match-up there. He's gone everywhere with him. Now he's going into the D50, Wanganee Miller.
Seabass Super, build something. Build your something the smart way. We've got Dom Cassisi and Bernie Vince tonight. Here's Rankin out of the contest. Gets it working inside the 50. It's bouncing, it's rolling. And it's out of play under the packed hill.
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Chapter 6: How does Tex Walker impact the game's outcome?
We'll have it thrown in.
I still just want to get my head around that stoppage. No, I'm there, but... I can't believe that. No, they get the chance to get one back here. They've got some dangerous forwards, the Crows. They kind of forgot where the ball went out of bounds. I think it seemed that way. It seemed like... I just haven't seen that before. But every player did it.
There were eight people around the stoppage that didn't happen.
So throw in Marshall McAndrew. They bring it down in front. Garcia. Oh, he was tackled at the critical time. Shot at goal from Edwards. And he's missed everything under pressure. A ton of pressure right across the face of goal. So no addition to the score. It is tied away. 89 apiece. We've played 14 minutes of the final term. Saints bring the ball back into play to Flanders. Nearly got run down.
Got the kick away in a nick of time. And he finds Garcia, who's deep in defence in front of the old scoreboard. He's going to go short. Loose player. It's Flanders. Called the player, but no one's coming near him. So he's got plenty of time. In the end, bombs it long to a one-on-one on the outer side. No mark taken. Loose ball. Peatling will get there. Boxhall goes in hard.
Coming in Miller to help out for Adelaide. Cook, who's been a good player. Holding the ball, got caught this time. First mistake he's made, but it was a great tackle. Careful, we give 50 away. The youngster, Darcy Wilson, who's done some good things tonight. From centre wing on the outer side, towards half forward, Owens, Marshall. Marshall takes a big strong mark.
He had Ben Keyes on him, Marshall. I don't know what happened there. He just worked hard forward. I think he's playing ruck at the moment, Marshall. Just pushed hard forward. Keyes had to go with him, and Darcy Wilson saw the matchup and just went, oh, I'm going to kick it to him, and he marked it.
I think the Saints are rolling the dice, getting really aggressive now, so they're probably telling their rucks. Look at Mick Andrew. He looks cool coming from the ground. They're probably telling their rucks, push forward, try and create a mismatch, and that's what's worked. So Marshall will kick on the 50th.
Going towards the big riverbank stand end. Run up. Gets to 49 metres, in fact, lets it go. And it's going out to the right. And he might have missed everything he has. Gee, when every score is important right now, scores are level.
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Chapter 7: What are the reactions to the final plays of the match?
He has not registered a score, the big fella. I don't want to be that phone.
Ross just looks like he's going to smash it at some stage. Not quite yet, but late, I reckon. If they stuff something up, that phone's in trouble.
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Shut up! The footies of Triple M! For Ream Hot Water and McDonald's, Triple M rocks footy.
Scores level. 16 minutes into the final term. Hot Water needs replacing. Go for one that's steady, hot and strong. Ask your plumber to install the Ream. Adelaide are in their defensive 50. Bond short to Millerer. Miller is short to Peatling. Wanganine Miller stands the mark strongly. So peatling at halfback. Scores locked away. 13-11 apiece on the Triple M Bunnings trade scoreboard.
Murray works it to the outer side. Butts flies high. Saints have got some numbers here. Ground support. Liam Ryan comes in. But Butts did well. Did really well. He had three or four around him with the opposition. And now they burst away. Butts streaming through center wing. Delivering a long ball inside. 50. Mailey flew. Couldn't drag it down. Look at Rochelle sniffing around.
Saints come through with power. Woods wrapped up. And we will have a ball up deep inside the 50 here for Adelaide.
Amazing stuff. Couple of huge tackles played there. Umpire taking plenty of time. Gets on with it. Doing the ruck work. Marshall. Handball comes out wide for the Saints. Flanders. Picks it up. Goes to the young fella. Darcy Wilson. Handball's forward. Windhager. Love handballed it out of play. And it will be a throw-in. Rep Bigland's boundary.
Yeah, the man is Tony Brown down here, the runner for the Saints. He's the one on the end of the phone from Ross Lyon who cops all the abuse. He's very experienced. Remember him, Bernie? He played 100 games for the Saints and he worked under Mickey Moldhouse.
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Chapter 8: What does this match reveal about the teams' performances this season?
And he's got a calm composure. Every time I see Ross Lyon screaming at him, he doesn't flinch. So he's got to change that into his own words. He'll translate it to non-Ross Lyon psycho.
pros are a chance rank and burst through the pack the check side on the run and he's missed minor score but they lead by that solitary point every kick important 13 12 90. the saints are 13 11 89 how tight is this on triple m the bunnings trade would uh score you'd be good at that biggles you always need to translate it
Without doubt, Gary Ayres certainly needed his words translated.
Especially because he's right in front of you. Saints are moving through centre wing. Sinclair, he started all this. Now he sends a long ball in the direction of Owens. Good fist there, Murray. Cook for Adelaide. On the defensive 50. Rifled out a handball to Bond. diving mark taken by Maley. Looked like a bounce. I don't reckon he got to that. He claimed it though.
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Right now Harvey Norman get up to 25% off selected big brand laptops in store online. Hurry limited time. It's kicking to the man on the mark and then he's almost done. Big tackle by Peatling and now it's out of play. We'll have it thrown in. Center wing eastern side of the ground. That had to be holding the ball surely. You'd think so. He took him
took the tackler on, went to the ground, and then was able to still get up to his knees and handball him.
So a bit of a let-off there for the Saints. The throw in true centre-wing position on the outer side. Marshall and Finbar Maley doing the ruck work. And he looks pretty tired as well, to be honest. Laird comes through, picks up the loose ball. Campbell's on his outside. Peatling, who's been pretty handy tonight, goes towards half-forward. Not his best kick.
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